Having a dog as a pet is very prevalent in Pennsylvania and around the country. Thus it is no surprise why so many people report being attacked and bitten by dogs. As painful and as traumatic as they may all be, they're not all the same. Levels of dog bites There are...
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Steps to take after being injured
If you slip, trip or fall while on someone else's property, you may be entitled to compensation. Let's take a look at the steps that should be taken after being hurt to maximize your chances of obtaining a favorable outcome for your Pennsylvania premises liability...
How to deal with insurance companies after a car accident
After surviving a car accident in Pennsylvania, a person might find themselves dealing with a stack of medical bills as well as loss of income from the weeks or months following the accident. For many people, seeking compensation from the insurance company is the next...
TMJ injuries often linger long after accidents happen
There are many vehicles traveling in and around Bucks County, which can lead to car accidents. Motor vehicle accidents are often violent in nature and tend to inflict injuries caused by blunt force trauma. Injuries to the jaw are especially troublesome as well as...
Car accidents are typically caused by human error
Car accidents are among the top ten causes of death in the United States. Annually, 10 million crashes take place in Pennsylvania and throughout the country, and most motor vehicle accidents are caused by distracted driving and speeding. Why you should obey the posted...
Teen driver safety a major concern in the summer months
The 100 deadliest days refers to the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day. It's a time when the number of deaths arising from teen driving crashes tends to go up. Pennsylvania residents should know that according to AAA, there were more than 8,300 such deaths...
Meeting the eligibility criteria for U.S. naturalization
Individuals who enter Pennsylvania or another state in the U.S. are expected to do so legally. If they are in the country legally and seek naturalization to become citizens, they will derive all the benefits U.S. citizenship offers without needing to worry about...
Too many drivers unfamiliar with dangers of rural roads
Pennsylvania residents who drive on city streets most of the time may be unaware of the peculiar dangers that they could face on rural roads. Unfortunately, many simply assume that because rural roads are not so heavy with traffic, they must be safer. This can create...
What brachial plexus injuries are
Three out of every 1,000 babies born in Pennsylvania and across the U.S. are likely to have an injury to their brachial plexus. This network of nerves runs from the spinal cord to the armpit, and its purpose is to control sensation and movement in the upper limb. A...
Defusing aggression in other drivers
Many Pennsylvania motorists are aggressive and even ready to vent their rage on other drivers who offend them. The following are a few tips for defusing that aggression in other drivers and preventing any road rage incidents. First and foremost, people should not...
